@lonegumanmovie@TThurlkill@scrowder 😂😂😂 Classic: first you shift the burden, then you throw in a red herring. Still zero evidence for your claim though.
@lonegumanmovie@TThurlkill@scrowder You made a claim. Claims require evidence.
The saying goes: claims made without evidence can be dismissed without evidence.
It just makes you look stupid to post a ridiculous, unsubstantiated murder accusation and then say “I don’t need evidence because I’m not on trial.”
@IanCarrollShow Being pedantic about “murder” vs “aggravated murder” isn’t a dunk. He correctly identified that one of the charges is a form of murder. The rest is just cope.
@bigjonsteel@TaqiyyaTaqwa TaqiyyaTaqwa blocked me so I can’t reply anymore. Just know I can’t answer an incoherent question. This Muslim doesn’t want the truth.
Why should I correct Jon? what scripture says mocking is bad? Btw The person we say is sinless mocked poeple so it going to be hard to prove to me using my faith that I need to judge Jon. It tells me not to fight with other Christians about what is good for them to do.
Btw I did notice you ran from our previous topic but that is fine.
No, it’s not a strawman. The original post by Big Jon was open mockery, not serious critique. You’re defending a gotcha that assumes Christians are polytheists, which we are not.
The Trinity is biblical monotheism (Gen 19:24, Deut 6:4 + John 1:1-14, Col 2:9, Phil 2:5-8). Just because you don’t understand something doesn’t make it illogical. It either breaks one of the three laws of logic or it doesn’t.
Loaded questions and misrepresentations aren’t “pointing out problems.” They’re rhetoric. Drop them if you want real dialogue.
No, the question is not “straightforward” It’s a loaded question fallacy by design. It smuggles in the false assumption that Christians believe in multiple separate gods, which we don’t.
We believe in the Trinity: one God in three persons that share in the divine nature that is God. (Father, Son, and Holy Spirit). Only the Son became incarnate and died on the cross in His human nature. The Father and Spirit did not die. This doesn’t create polytheism.
It’s a rhetorical gotcha, not an honest question. If you actually want real discussion with Christians, drop the loaded framing and stop misrepresenting what we believe. Otherwise it’s just bad-faith repetition.
Caitlin Clark can sit out as long as she needs to. That’s her and the team’s decision, not something the public is automatically entitled to every detail about. Steph White is simply relaying what she was told; blaming her for not having more information doesn’t make much sense.
Criticizing the WNBA’s communication is one thing, but this kind of post comes across as overly personal. Players deserve privacy around injuries, and fans don’t have a right to demand real-time medical updates just because they’re invested. Let’s give her space to recover without turning it into drama.
@TaqiyyaTaqwa@bigjonsteel Hard to answer a nonsensical question. Like asking why the sky is red when it isnt. The “how many gods died” line is rhetoric that assumes a misunderstanding. No Christian thinks it exposes secret polytheism.